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Video is all over the interwebs. You recognize it's power to tell a message by engaging the eyes and hearts of viewers.  Your nonprofit has a story to tell. Converting from words to video is powerful but where do you begin?  With its' plethora of information about video, it can be hard to find what those tactical steps to creating a video for your nonprofit are.  In this webinar, we will walk you through an adaptable template to create your organization’s introductory video and provide some quick tips for reporting from the field.

Takeaways:

1. A clear process to take your nonprofit's story to a mission-enhancing video.
2. Information about free and low-cost tools available as well as training and tutorials resources
3. A chance to win one of 2 Flip Ultras as part of a post-webinar contest.  Details announced during the webinar!

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Presented by:  Basho Mosko, Program Manager, Flip Video Spotlight Program and Michael Hoffman, CEO, See3 Communications

Basho Mosko is the Program Manager of the Flip Video Spotlight Program and a longtime filmmaker.  Flip Video Spotlight is the charitable outreach of Flip Video which help nonprofits and educational organizations use video to make the world a better place.  Basho is also a musician, storyteller and educator. He holds a BA in Community Studies from the University of California Santa Cruz, a clear California BCLAD teaching certificate, and a Master in International Affairs from Columbia University. 

Michael Hoffman, CEO, See3 Communications, is a leading authority in online video for nonprofits and a long-time consultant to nonprofit leaders on online fundraising and outreach strategies.  He started his career as a political consultant and Washington-based nonprofit fundraiser before joining a venture investment firm to develop internet start-ups. Post-bubble, Hoffman founded See3 to bring together his belief in the power of the web and his passion and experience with nonprofit fundraising, advocacy, and education.  He is a frequent blogger and tweeter on nonprofit marketing (@michael_hoffman) and is a nationally sought-after speaker on topics such as online cause marketing, web video, and Web 2.0 for social change.

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